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This may have been your last chance, and you wasted it. Yes, I’m talking to you. If you chose not to vote, that is. Hundreds of thousands fewer people voted in Ohio this year than in the 2020 election.
Dan and Phil have been making YouTube videos together for 15 years, and they’ve still managed to keep an audience large enough to fill seats at an international tour. I was in one of those seats, and I loved it.
Peach Pit’s new album “Magpie” feels like a dreamy summer day.
“I’m a Western major!” I say excitedly whenever someone asks about my second major.
The upcoming election has seeped into the everyday lives of students, whether that’s seeing a political ad while watching TV or they’re walking to class and seeing yard signs. With many important issues both nationally and locally, it’s hard to escape politics. How are students navigating this election?
If you’re looking for classic SOPHIE, you’re not going to find it in “Sophie.” Classic SOPHIE is a pulsing beat, insane sound effects and minimal use of lyrics. The songs on this album feel like cheap imitations of a true artist.
I’ve worked as a cashier at a Walmart in Springfield, Ohio, for almost four years now, and I’ve seen a lot of Haitian immigrants. A lot.
The start of a new school year brings new schedules for students, and many rely on buses to get around. However, riding the bus isn’t always as simple as getting from point A to point B. From requesting stops to navigating the Transit app, the system can seem overwhelming. Don’t worry! This article will help answer all of your busing questions.
A diverse group of women took the stage at Wilkes Theater on Aug. 28 to discuss female health and safety tips to a crowd of roughly 40 people. The Phi Sigma Sigma sorority hosted the event, which featured eight Women’s Success & Safety panelists, all with ties to Miami University.
To say that senior Lucia Morello is important to the LGBTQ+ community at Miami University would be an understatement.
For college students around the country, exam season is one of the most stressful times of year. Between studying, papers and packing for the semester, things can be tense. Luckily, Miami University offers plenty of ways students can engage in activities to help them distress.
For second-hand clothing and fabric options, Oxford prides itself on two locations unique to Oxford, on top of the commonly-found chain Goodwill. Thread Up Oxford and Uptown Threads support local, second-hand sales with good prices for distinctive finds. Although all of these stores fall within a one-mile radius of each other, many students aren’t aware of the options.
For students and community members looking for boba tea in Oxford, there are many options. From designated shops to restaurants with small selections, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, and it can be difficult to know where to start.
With student participation in class falling after the COVID-19 lockdown, professors have discussed ways to keep both traditional and hybrid classes engaged.
For the spring 2024 semester, the Miami in Luxembourg program at the Miami University Dolibois European Center (MUDEC) is sending 17o students to Europe, the largest recorded group of students in the program’s 55 years.
I never considered my mom’s side of the family, the Logans, as unconventional. I never thought Thanksgiving with the Logans was strange.